Word: doublesized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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The tennis team tied for its third straight EITA title when Princeton decided to forfeit its last three matches in support of the national strike, but in the Crimson's 5-4 loss to the Tigers, Washaner upended Bobby Goeltz at number one singles and teamed with Chris Nielsen to...
Chris Nielsen is the only tennis player among the top six who would rather not finish the schedule. but he said last night that he would play against Dartmouth and Yale if the matches were not canceled because he feels an obligation to doubles partner Bill Washaner.
Army won four singles matches and one doubles match. The Cadets' Bill Malkemas took the Crimson's number-one man. Bill Washauer in three sets; and Army's Jack Stevensen capitalized on Fish's lack of mobility to win at number two in three sets.
After Rick Devereaux, filling in for Kawakami at number six, had lost to give Army a two-match edge, Harvard's first two doubles teams won to tie it up. Kawakami tried to ignore his illness and play third doubles with Devereaux, but the pair lost to give Army the...
After sweeping all the singles matches, the Harvard players asked the Cornell players to limit the doubles to a single 12-game set. The Big Red agreed and conveniently lost as quickly as possible. As Cornell's Dugan said. "there was no reason to prolong the agony."